Blended Scotch Whisky

A gorgeous old 1950s bottle of Bulloch Lade's Gold Label blended whisky in amazingly good condition.

A 1950s bottling of Grand Old Parr blended Scotch whisky, closed with a spring cap.

An old bottle of Black & White's blended Scotch whisky that we believe was released in the 1940s.

A cork stoppered bottle of Haig's Gold Label blended Scotch whisky, released some time back in the 1940s.

An old bottling of Dimple Royal Sovereign. This has been aged for 21 years and is presented Dimple's iconic triangular bottle, encased in a pewter 'frame'. We estimate that this was bottled sometime in the 1980s.

A bottle of 'Gaelic' Old Smuggler from back in the 1930s, before it picked up the bottle design that we know and love today.

A little-seen cork-stoppered 12 year old special edition of Bell's, bottled at 43% for the US market around the 1930s (we think).

Produced to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Hankey Bannister company, this 40yo went on to scoop the title of Best Blended Whisky in the World at the World Whiskies Awards. A true one-off, containing whisky from long-extinct distilleries including Glen Flagler, Killyloch and Garnheath.
IWSC - Gold Medal (Best in Class)

A rare old bottle of Johnnie Walker Red Label from sometime around the 1940s.

A wonderful old 1930s bottle of Berry Bros's St. James's blended Scotch. Please note that the level in this bottle is mid-shoulder.

A great looking and well kept bottle of Black & White from the 1940s, complete with royal crest and 'By Appointment to HM The King'.

A beautifully labelled blended scotch whisky from Glasson's Penrith Breweries that we think was bottled in the 1940s. It's named for the Glenlivet area rather than the distillery, an area well known for its good whisky for many years.

A dark glass bottle of Something Special blended whisky that we think was released sometime in the 1940s.

A fantastic looking old bottle of White Horse blended scotch whisky, released in 1948 according to the label.

An old bottle of Black & White blended whisky, with a cork stopper. We think this was bottled some time back in the 1940s.

A special edition of Johnnie Walker, produced as a collaboration between Diageo and the Porsche Design Studio. The Cube is a storage box for a bottle of Johnnie Walker Blue Label and 4 chunky tumblers which splits in half to also form an ice bucket with a pair of tongs included, perfect for drinking iced water to refresh the palate before savouring the company's most prestigious blend.BESPOKE ENGRAVING SERVICE AVAILABLE!

The first Royal Warrant was granted to Johnnie Walker in 1934, King George V recreates how JW might have tasted back then, using some of the company's most precious old casks. BESPOKE ENGRAVING SERVICE AVAILABLE!

A marvellous old bottle of Dewar's Ancestor from the 1950s, sealed with a collector-friendly springcap. Ancestor was one of the deluxe blends in Dewar's range, containing a fair proportion of long-aged whisky, so this should be superb.